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October 1, 2022 at 7:44 am #32276
David9694
A new catch-all Tea Shop thread for those miscellaneous new stories that don’t quite fit with parking, crashing into buildings or trapped/prisoners in their homes.
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chrisonabike
David9694 wrote:Oh ha ha ha,can’t you take a joke? Get fucked, Facebook for allowing this to stand.Let’s overthink this. I’m confused about the “dollar” – presumably if literal this is a rather small car for the US, having crossed onto the wrong side of the road to run into a cyclist head-on?
All the stereotypes there. Helmet and “cyclist” clothing (check). Man, not e.g. woman, child or pensioner (TBF all quite unlikely – well, outside Scandinavia, NL, some German cities, some parts of Belgium, Seville, parts of London…). “Sporty”.
What we don’t see: obviously despite caption there is no cycle path. But there is no footway either. In fact this is apparently so far out in the country there are no road markings at the edge of the road. (Wonder how many motorists crash off it at night?) Strangely though there are no potholes or road damage. I wonder how many millions that section of road cost?
It’s apparently the countryside and yet speeding cars are totally normal. Obviously the point of the image is the tight focus but we don’t see the other motor vehicles which must be there – because it seems there is no other way to get around.
Straight out of the fantasies used to sell motor vehicles and motoring!
HoldingOn
Social Media is the Devil’s
Social Media is the Devil’s work.
David9694
Oh ha ha ha,can’t you take a
Oh ha ha ha,can’t you take a joke? Get fucked, Facebook for allowing this to stand.

David9694
You can’t do this road scheme
You can’t do this road scheme because it will confuse drivers
Chiverton underpass tailbacks to be eased with new traffic lights (one more set will fix it)
National Highways said it should ease the congestion now and reduce risks of collisions
https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/chiverton-underpass-tailbacks-eased-new-8573444
picture caption: Cars travelling the wrong way off the St Agnes road towards the new Chiverton underpass

David9694
Don’t forget you still need
Don’t forget you still need to drive there if it’s 1/2 a mile away.
David9694
Curd your enthusiasm.
Curd your enthusiasm.
David9694
coming to a residential road
coming to a residential road near you…
Resident parking delays emergency services in Wimborne

David9694
Nice to see Age UK defending
Nice to see Age UK defending the Grey Menace, the “I’ve got no choice/ oh whoops have I spent the last 50 years driving everywhere and killing off the local buses?”
Hairdressers shop fronts and Tesco car parks beware.
David9694
Write a litre to the
Write a litre to the Lancashire Post.
chrisonabike
brooksby wrote:How do we dispose of wasted milk in the house (if my son doesn’t use up all the milk he’s put on his cereal, for example)? – am I supposed to flush it down the loo or put it down the sink?All I know is yogurt-a dispose of it properly if you kefir the environment.
hawkinspeter
brooksby wrote:ktache wrote:I have seen motorway programmes and milk is not good environmentally, can’t have it just going into ditches and drains. More disruption for the clean up.How do we dispose of wasted milk in the house (if my son doesn’t use up all the milk he’s put on his cereal, for example)? – am I supposed to flush it down the loo or put it down the sink?
I’d just throw it a whey
brooksby
ktache wrote:I have seen motorway programmes and milk is not good environmentally, can’t have it just going into ditches and drains. More disruption for the clean up.How do we dispose of wasted milk in the house (if my son doesn’t use up all the milk he’s put on his cereal, for example)? – am I supposed to flush it down the loo or put it down the sink?
essexian
Like most BMW’s, indicators
Like most BMW’s, indicators were optional on my new car. I decided to pay the extra to have them fitted, just so I had the fun of not using them to signal a turn. They do however, come in handy when parking on double yellow lines as I pop into the shops for a take away.
chrisonabike
Interesting – a rare mention
Interesting – a rare mention of what happens at the end of people’s “driving career” on the Beeb:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-66053510
bbc wrote:A DfT spokesperson said: “All drivers are already required to ensure they are medically fit to drive, and all car drivers over 70 must renew their licence every three years. We have no plans to change the requirements for older drivers.“Of course it would be great if we could offer people the ability to keep mobile but in a safer way, to help maintain independence and social connections. Public transport deserts in the UK though and almost nothing like this:
HoldingOn
Don’t remember headlights
Don’t remember headlights being an optional extra on my car…
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